Gary Goldfarb’s path through the global trade industry has been marked by a blend of entrepreneurial spirit and strategic foresight, cultivated over more than 50 years. After starting his logistics…
A new public park may soon take shape next to the Marlins’ stadium in Miami’s District Three, which has the fewest parks in the city, offering nearby residents and visitors…
As a bill works its way through the Florida legislature that could dramatically change how tourist development tax dollars are used, Miami’s tourism industry is raising alarms about potential consequences.…
Construction is visibly underway on the Al and Jane Nahmad Women’s Cancer Center at Baptist Health’s main campus in Kendall, where metal beams and early framing are rising on the…
The City of Miami is inviting the newly created Florida Department of Governmental Efficiency (DOGE) to investigate potential fraud and municipal misspending. At the close of the April 24 meeting,…
Allapattah is on the cusp of major change after city leaders signed off on the official redevelopment plan for one of Miami’s most historic yet overlooked neighborhoods. On April 24,…
Kicking off the fall semester, more than 80,000 fans packed the Orange Bowl for a home game in October 2000 and watched as the University of Miami snapped a six-year…
Strolling the sun-drenched sidewalks of Coral Gables, the rhythmic rustle of palm fronds and murmur of conversations from sidewalk cafés and storefronts set the scene. The Mediterranean Revival architecture, with…
City commissioners rejected an appeal last week to restore historic protections around First Miami Presbyterian Church as originally designated, clearing the way for partial demolition and a proposed 80-story condo…
As Consul General of Bangladesh in Miami, Seheli Sabrin brings nearly two decades of diplomatic experience to her current role overseeing consular and community affairs across eight US states. Appointed…
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